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I have increased brochovascular markings noted at the right upper zone. what does this mean?
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Chest xray findings: This is a finding commonly described on a chest xray. It can occur with asthma or colds or bronchitis or a viral chest infection. The person who ordered the xray will need to sort out whether it's meaningful or not. It's usually not dangerous at all.
Answered 5/6/2015
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